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Here's Simple Wayil v ‘to Curb a Cold A

‘I Yoko 2 "ASPIRIN" tablets and drink o full gloss of victor. Repoci trout- mlntin? been.

2- If throat in acre, avth ond ltir 3 "ASPIRIN" tablet: In glass of victor. Gorglo twice. Till: can: throat rcwnua and acri- neu almost instantly.

Two “ASPIRIN” Tablets-A Full Glass of Water-Thafs All

The modern way to curb a cold is this: Two “Aspirin" tab- lets the moment you feel a cold coming on. Then repeat, if necessary‘, according to instructions in the box.

At the sometime, ifyou have a sore throat, cru~h and dis- solve three “Aspirin” tablets in one-third ﬂlllis‘ of water. And gilrgle with this mixture twice.

The “Aspirin” you take in- ternally will act to combat fever, cold pains anrl the cold itself. 'i‘lie parole will act as a IIlClliClIliil gzirgle. to provide al- most instant relief from raw- ness and pain. It is really marvelous; for it acts like a local anesthetic on the irritated membrane of your throat.

Try this way. Your doctor,

THE SILVE

By WILLIAM J. MAKIN

R ASSASSIN

CHAPTER I FULL MOON

his goblet. of brandy llqlww-

men)"

- pink lights. "Your health, Allister!" "Delighted to be here!"

Napoleon brandy with . appreciation.

l Although the rcene was a luxuri- ously furnlshed aiming-TOO!“ ‘"91" discreet Berkeley

' looking the

‘the appearance of a Mﬂlfal‘! 1'31"-

mop of hair, and a straggling braid. combined with old-fashioned and in some cases, grccrl-Fdsed dinner- jackets, suggested men with seri- ous ideas o.’ life.

They were all astronomers, and nearly all professors. Their feet might shuffle c. ">'cssly' the duft 0f

, this earth. but : ~lr eyes and minds explored the dus of the stars. The possesscr of the straggling beard was the famou= Dr. Heinmesch, of Zurich. It was h;s watery blue eye‘» that had first peered into that chaos of coem the Milky Way. He ‘nail 1113p‘ d and catalogued it

we know, will endorse it. For it is quick, effective and ends the taking of strong medicines for a cold.

I “Aspirin" tablets are made in Canada. “Aspirin" is the

registered trade-mark of the “"1", , - h‘ ‘fhalthfd ailing Bayer Company, Limited, of ed ‘I110 iflllllfil’ m o a’ .eas e .. . bIOuiCr JIIOIIIETS who could

“IIIdSOP, Ontario. Look for the Pa'.,,,:e V, h l. 5 _ name Bayer in the form of a T1,. m , , face c: an cross on every tablet. Amélliml g .. Edvrlll Kyne. tOOI-t o. as tile brandy ca ed down

on a v ' iront. Oiie of the di tiliguish- . who lived and Lint Wilson ob- perched 6.000 feet on a lle

Demand and Get

ASPIRIN

Yuan-um nib.

tiger when . Ir being argued. or cl scientist of the . be red ln tearing. rough‘;- destroying theories of Old

wc- “a i

.. t “'15. Even new he was. pilrrihg in de- .va rating fa " n to his neighbour.

that is exploding!"

e gloded hizizself. “Be- Eddington has lost him- he argmcs that the uni- ru l‘ 11g away at a colossal ra"e t ii o n solar sv tem. I re-

If

'\ ri -r ccd. adv-haired m£:t',§,e°,‘fm‘o, mfmbi, rgjged ;1t was mining fiction that lcd me

wom- very good iiccith. senile-

A’ murmurtng rrponse rose at ~ the long table beneath the shaded

Almost in IIIILSOD the six rue-its l

raised their goblets and sipped the evident

_Square, none of the six guests had ‘

m fact. two bald head‘. a wlwled i

"I never rend thrillers," aid the American, uvercly. “I haven't tbe

MYAIM

. to du ;

1"‘ "h" ‘ 1°‘ "w" “mm x would betyﬂltihftﬂ in each little iinto astronomy. Now a book on ‘astronomy is my favourite form of thriller."

The American gruntcd.

“That sounds a flippant remark, imy young friend. By the way, I {didn't catch your name when we ' were introduced."

"Bretherton-John Bretherton," smiled the other. “I'm at. Oxford. ‘A dun. you know."

I “I might have guessed it from your accent. Your accent," nync.

l Bretherton was not disturbed. |

H . With joy I'd make the orphans heart to he. I would be doubly kind to those ' who're lonely, —Knowing but too well, what that sorrow means; 1 would be sharing with my poorer brother, Until wiriﬂth very happiness. h 4 sp tbeams. ~ nodded l I would be slow to judge my erring

sister. For I too often make mistakes tn

owved produce motor-cars also at, we. x or 'u he and’ msuy‘ ‘I would hot let myself repell- a The American lowered his ~ Scandal,

I ‘filial-ell. sir. you seem to know in” U38 gm“ surely but. mgender lteglelrlgbgdayborlxletrgurnglaogr, y” can i I would be bright, and keep my “Phillip 1' oggnglbiicundleci them revealed l The American nodded. ° ' ' . l "Yes. You see Pm Just here cm I ivislt I was pleasantly surprised to i ireceive an invitation to this party. But. up to now, I've not been able t0 get it right. Who is Phillip, Allister anyway?" | The young man sighed. drained ‘

serenely.

be. so shall I tread the path of life I As on I journey toward Eternity. |

‘IARVABD STUDENTS TAKE A STAND AGAINST DRUNKEN m5 805M. and glanced envlously RODYISM

' at the "luxurious room and the table “ll-ll its Eleaming silver. that one need know is that he is a millionaire," he said. “A T1611 P183110)’ of science, if you will,"

"Meaning, that he dabbles in as- tronomy as a hobby. As it hobby"?

"I think it is a little more serious than that. Allister must have . spent forty thousand pounds on his Private observatory alone."

“Two hundred thousand dollars!" The American "Where is it?"

Th9 YOUYIE nian jerked his thumb towards the ceiling.

“On the roof of this house. An obzervatory in the middle of May. air. You'll sec it later."

Kyne, with the help of brandy.

cflected interest.

“$352 that's great! Has he specialized in any particular one?" ,

Bzetherton nodded. ‘

“Out o! the billions that shine in m" 51W above us. he had chosen :he most spectacular to the eye at rlzht-the moon.

The American dropped to earth,

"T71R75 l! 91W." his voice puried

‘Christian civilization. ‘slow in recognizing the dangerous and baneful influence over mental facilities resulting from imbibing intoxicants. There is no way of es- timating what harm may be com- mitted by one under 1t; influence. Last Autumn. following the I-lar- vard-Dartmouth football game ‘there was a drunken boutl college janitor undertook to quell the francas. His reward was the loss of an eye, jaw, and a fractured skull. A night watchman who came to his asist- ance was also handled roughly. The action of the students to this ‘nsavory event has done more to JEIIISII such drunken rodylsm than all the opposition of the faculty in the past.

was impressed.

at his ride. n, The tiger turned to snrlnsv “I'm an astronomer," went on the

serious-faced Phillip Allister. "our

rwcuidtctriicccoodtcrdcndc,

Iwould béjuct to 1:11.111 even"

i -, in ‘h t is id red ' stud-iii ,, Soc e“ V‘ a 1C3’: seen stopper on drinking in the college. The student Council solutions for the expulsion of the

maggot‘:- mughed the young man ion the moon at this moment.

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with

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pused re-

guilty partia.

These Harvard students have omethlng to do when it 0011185 l0 ng up to tradition of tltose En-

‘gilish colonists who founded this educational institution, the earliest A on the continent of North America-

In 1630 English colonists settled at what is now called Boston, Mass.

a broken p054; and but. during the next three years

started a plantation at “New Toivne," the name being changed 1° Cambridge. In 1936 the colonists‘ taxes were doubled. 8nd. t0 61W m! ancient English of three hundred years ago, these taxes were to bi used, "towards a schoole or colledge.‘ Its name is in honor of the Rev.

The press announced “Harv rd ‘ John 3§{‘.".‘ll‘l'.B_'_’lJ'.°f.$915M?“

On the moon at the full. You shall

see for yourselves—"

A firm, strewy hand rested for a moment on his arm, checking the

‘the wllderners half "his estate and

ply- that i: is just bad mathematics.

dangeroudy again. "The moon is dead. Volcanic ash and craters.

1 d in his ‘l ﬂippant. excitement of the outburst. The liilsxiilgnxrh: raised auspiilnt that is P05565501‘ 0f $1181’. hand. a heavily

in. nmcriiaa, a. A..

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JLI t bad mathematics."

He liked to repeat a phrase. to emphasize his dogmatism. His neighbour. a dark. youthful mem- Lsr of the pally. took the remark with gfﬂCClLll ease.

"Perhaps you agree with Eliot,” he replied, “that the world ends ‘no: with a bane, but a whimpef?"

“Who is Eliot? call him as an astronomer."

traffic, except in such cases where the total weight of vehicle and load does not exceed 4.009 Iwlmds» and excel" ‘ in the case of regular passenger bus services and in other i cases where special permission Is obtained from the Mine ister of Public Works and Highways.

Anyone driving on Provincial highways contrary to this order shall be duly prosecuted-

Dated the 31st day of December, AD» 1935-

By order,

P. S. FIELDING. Clerk of the Executive Council.

sconce

fhe annual meeting of The Kin- kora Dairying Association will be held in the Klnkora. Hall on Tues-

day. February 2nd at. 3 P. M.

J. W. FARMEB,

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"He i~ii't all astronomer. Just a ilcet," smiiezl the young man.

Tne American took another sip.

‘Tm talking astronomy," he said.

The young man sighed.

"A: least none of us will be alive eck Eddiniitoivs theory," he "Dyou remember what Shc..ock Holmes replied to Dr. Vlatson after that obtuse in- dividual had explained exactly how many million miles we are away from the sun? He said: ‘I'm glad to hear it, Watson. I'll do my best; to forget it.’ That's how I felt zifter hearing Eddington explain his theory of an expanding universe."

I can't say I re- ~

Dead. I tell you."

The quiet. tired voice of their host drawled from the top of the table. I

i “I don't agree with on, n9,

iAnd I hope to miike l§iiu'

‘ change your opinion before this

evening ta concluded." , Despite the quite tone, the sandy-

~ haired Allister revealed a queer

steam in his neutral eyes.

But the tiger was now roused in

Kylie. He stretched out a sun- . browned paw on the table. i "I consider astronomy has gone ' far beyond the moon," he challeng- ed. "It was an excellent and, I daresay, exciting study for the . Babvlonians who were more in- iterested in astrology than astron- omy. But the best scientists de- cided long ago that the moon was

the moon?" ~ “The moon is a dead stone in the sky." repeated Kylie. 110881311?- "A stone. yet,” went on the host.

it as radium 0f phosphorous consu- lated upon a vivid pole of energy." “That sounds to me like philoso- phic nonsense. Certainly not practical astronomy,” clawed Kyne. “Haf you der mathematics, ..der jigures and formula. Herr Allister?" asked the Zurich savant, ponder- ously. "I have more,” said Allister, a flurh creeping across his colourless face. "I have a telescope focused

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dead, and so now we can leave this Fhhmlnlanlndnﬂc dead world to its cosmic decay and nﬂahingndnnlndlidl- explore the mighty universe beyond. *1‘ W" "54"" T”

The moon is dead.” l "But even n. dead dog breeds .

nwwmn

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AN INDIVIDUAL i

A32 Monthys Old,“ Q1.

_ - h u; built, grey haired. individual, sat worm discussing L) t ere e on on his right. The touch sobeled.

Alllrter. “Thank you Professor Carr," he said, quietly. "I was forgotten in

m,“ also dynamic u, us think o; my enthusiasm. It needs yet an-

other half hour to full moon."

He signalled the butler, who be- gan circling the table again with that excellent Napoleon brandy.

“So that's the famous Edward Carr of Oxford!" muttered the American, with interest.

nu neighbour nodded. glancing j at. that face with the heavy. de- g

termined jaw, the bushy eyebrows and the sardonic twist of the full

“Yes, our show irtronciny pro- ‘

lessor at Oxford." agreed Brether- ton. "Ambitious. A glutton for work. Author of six text books. Ownsa powerful racing car. A

new queer mixture."

"The best astronomer in Europe," conceded Kayne. "Sound-very sound."

(To be Continued)

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England, who willed this college 111 for many years town, and whoseinfluenoe, doubt. less, influenced the votes of many

with whom he was not acquainted,

his library, the object belns "the

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